Quantifying the relationship between visitor satisfaction and perceived accessibility to pedestrian spaces on festival days

Pratiwi, Andini Radisya; Zhao, Shengchuan; Mi, Xiaoyan

doi:10.1016/j.foar.2015.06.004

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“…The dimensions of walkability have been extensively studied in urban design and architecture research. According to these studies, these dimensions include sensory pleasure, comfort, safety, accessibility, usefulness and connectivity (Cerin, Leslie, Owen, & Bauman, 2008;Cerin et al, 2006;Chiang et al, 2017;Khder et al, 2016;Mehta, 2008;Radisya Pratiwi et al, 2015;Shaaban, 2019;Talavera-Garcia & Soria-Lara, 2015;Vural Arslan et al, 2018). Conceptual models are tested by rstly examining reliability of the scales for each street and then con rmatory factor analysis.…”

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“…Figures The general outline of the comparative study [by Author from (Clifton et al, 2007;Khder et al, 2016;Radisya Pratiwi et al, 2015;Talavera-Garcia & Soria-Lara, 2015;Vural Arslan et al, 2018)] Figure 3 Proposed conceptual framework [by Author from (Clifton et al, 2007;Khder et al, 2016;Radisya Pratiwi et al, 2015;Talavera-Garcia & Soria-Lara, 2015;Vural Arslan et al, 2018)]…”

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“…The other attributes on the other hand, are proved to have signi cant impact on walkability. Radisya et al (2015) have studied the walkability of pedestrian spaces during Hakata Dontaku festival, in Fukuoka, Japan (Radisya Pratiwi et al, 2015). During special events and festivals in urban areas, pedestrians encounter accessibility issues since the walking spaces are packed with visitors.…”

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“…The main objective of the work is to measure the level of satisfaction among pedestrians about accessing the sidewalks on festival days. Safety, mobility and urban design amenities are the three attributes included in the conceptual model proposed in (Radisya Pratiwi et al, 2015).…”

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Comparison of Walkability of Commercial Arteries by Using PEDS Tool. Case from Northern Cyprus

Darwich¹,

Kara²

2022

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The aim of this study is to conduct a comparative study on walkability using both streamlines. Two popular streets in North Cyprus, Ismet Inonu Boulevard in Famagusta and Osman Pasha Street in Nicosia are selected for this study. To fulfill the aim of the study, mix-method approach is used. In the qualitative phase of the study, Pedestrian Environment Data Scan (PEDS) is exploited. This tool directs observation through several items. The quantitative phase is performed by proposing a model of walkability considering different dimensions suggested in the literature. The questionnaire survey was conducted on both streets separately and the model is evaluated. All constructs of the proposed model are confirmed and then used to statistically compare street walkability dimensions in the case studies. A comparative study of these streets in terms of walkability helped in understanding the weaknesses and strengths of the designs and led to guidelines for intervention and modification to improve street walkability and encourage people to walk more.

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Comparison of Walkability of Commercial Arteries by Using PEDS Tool. Case from Northern Cyprus

Darwich¹,

Kara²

2022

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“…In this study, accessibility is defined as the ease of reaching a sport facility and performing the functions at different stages of a journey (Alagappan, Hefferan, & Parivallal, 2017;El-Geneidy & Levinson, 2006). Based on previous literature, most studies capture accessibility in one stageaccessibility within the destination (Bodaghi & Zainab, 2012;Isa, Zanol, Alauddin, & Nawi, 2016;Pratiwi, Zhao, & Mi, 2015;Rimmer, Padalabalanarayanan, Malone, & Mehta, 2016;Sáa, Azevedob, Martins, Machadob, & Tavaresb, 2012;Talib, Ghani, Ismail, & Salleh, 2016;Tutuncu, 2017). Our study argues that accessibility should be explored as a whole journey (multiple stages).…”

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The influence of sports facilities' accessibility, motivation, and satisfaction on word-of-mouth and re-participation intentions of athletes with physical disabilities

Trongjitpituk¹

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More than a billion people are estimated to live with some form of disability, or about 15% of the world’s population and the number is still growing. People with disabilities are less likely to participate in sports due to several physical barriers they face. In an effort to find ways to increase the sports participation rate of people with disabilities, the concept of marketing (satisfaction, word-of-mouth intention, and re-participation intention) was applied to the field of accessibility for the first time. This study consisted of three objectives: (1) to find out the dimension of sports facilities’ accessibility and motivation, (2) to examine the effect of sports facilities’ accessibility on word-of-mouth and re-participation intentions through satisfaction, and (3) to explore the effect of motivation on re-participation intention. Data were collected from 330 athletes with physical disabilities in 22 disability sports events. Factor analysis revealed seven dimensions of sports facilities’ accessibility and three dimensions of motivation. Structural equation model (SEM) findings demonstrated that sports facilities’ accessibility significantly influenced both word-of-mouth and re-participation intentions through satisfaction, and motivation had a direct effect on re-participation intention. The results of this study broadened the knowledge in the field which later leads to better management and performance of sports facilities, particularly for athletes/people with physical disabilities.

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Analyzing dynamic risk of stampede in stadium: A quantitative method considering the various status of risk factors in whole process

Lu¹,

Shi²,

Jiang³

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International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction

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Quantifying the relationship between visitor satisfaction and perceived accessibility to pedestrian spaces on festival days

Cited by 20 publications

References 21 publications

Comparison of Walkability of Commercial Arteries by Using PEDS Tool. Case from Northern Cyprus

Comparison of Walkability of Commercial Arteries by Using PEDS Tool. Case from Northern Cyprus

The influence of sports facilities' accessibility, motivation, and satisfaction on word-of-mouth and re-participation intentions of athletes with physical disabilities

Analyzing dynamic risk of stampede in stadium: A quantitative method considering the various status of risk factors in whole process

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